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==Uniforms / Team Roster==
==Uniforms / Team Roster==
The Bikini Bottom Barnacles wear a blue jersey with white outlined numbers. They have a blue helmet, with two white stripes on the top of the helmet. [[Harold Bill Reginald Scott|Harold]] is one of the team members. The other team members are [[Nat Peterson]], [[Dave]], and [[Ivy (gray)|Ivy]] who are seen running away after the stadium started flooding.
The Bikini Bottom Barnacles wear a blue jersey with white outlined numbers. They have a blue helmet, with two white stripes on the top of the helmet. [[Harold Bill Reginald Scott]] is one of the team members. The other team members are [[Nat Peterson]], [[Dave]], and [[Ivy (gray)|Ivy]] who are seen running away after the stadium started flooding.
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The Bikini Bottom Barnacles is the Bikini Bottom football team.

Their origin tracks back to the console version of the video game, Creature from the Krusty Krab. At a certain point in the mission, “Supersized Patty,” Template:Data:Links gets chased through the Oyster Stadium, where the Barnacles are on the verge of winning their first game ever. Thanks to the chaos caused by the Giant Krabby Patty chasing Plankton, the Barnacles lose, continuing a 76-Year losing streak.

Their only appearance on the TV Series is in the Krusty Krab Stadium in the episode "The Sewers of Bikini Bottom."

Their host arena/stadium is most likely either the Krusty Krab Stadium or the Oyster Stadium.

Uniforms / Team Roster

The Bikini Bottom Barnacles wear a blue jersey with white outlined numbers. They have a blue helmet, with two white stripes on the top of the helmet. Harold Bill Reginald Scott is one of the team members. The other team members are Nat Peterson, Dave, and Ivy who are seen running away after the stadium started flooding.